What about the XSR 155? The one that looks like a Triumph? I actually like the fit better than a Scooter as more traditional but do you think it’s under powered? Think a full size Triumph is better?
I’m trying to get used to the scooter concept but they just feel weird when I’m sitting on them compared to a traditional bike, maybe I need to rent a scooter first to see if I like it
@@JT-mf3dm when you're used to traditional manual motorcycles it'll really feel that way since you ain't stepping on gears and clutch. But since philippine traffic is worst than any other country, you'll really feel the convenience of driving a scooter specially for commuting purposes. Though, speed is not really on par with manual motorcycles as scoots use cvt
Went all the way to ilo ilo with that thing, not missing a beat. The back drum break is a bit of a let down . Overall a great scooter
That lil scoot can go faster than any regular scoots
Another superb review Harro. They look especially good in the white colour to me. Thanks for mentioning about the ABS. That's a deal breaker for many.
I’m picking up a white abs model today hehe
Thanks for the review Harro. I miss the music
Thanks, the music will be back soon
Excellent video Mark! congratulations on getting monetized.
Glad you liked it ! Monetised ? I have no idea about that. Hope you are doing well
@@ridingtheislandswithharro6581 yes Mark you definitely had commercials running in the middle of your video.
@@lylecarpendale3549 Thanks for letting me know, I had no idea
Harro, I enjoyed your ride much better without the music 🙂👍
I liked it over the NMax but the non ABS is an issue unless you think otherwise? I’m not that familiar on Scooters
I just the abs model and it rides fine. I’ll do a review soon
What about the XSR 155? The one that looks like a Triumph? I actually like the fit better than a Scooter as more traditional but do you think it’s under powered? Think a full size Triumph is better?
The XSR is fine for the Philippines
It's good though a bit underpowered by the sniper 155. Also, scoots are more preferred in philippine city driving for comfort
I’m trying to get used to the scooter concept but they just feel weird when I’m sitting on them compared to a traditional bike, maybe I need to rent a scooter first to see if I like it
@@JT-mf3dm when you're used to traditional manual motorcycles it'll really feel that way since you ain't stepping on gears and clutch. But since philippine traffic is worst than any other country, you'll really feel the convenience of driving a scooter specially for commuting purposes. Though, speed is not really on par with manual motorcycles as scoots use cvt
@@JT-mf3dm if you are around you can ride one of mine
MC review's could be a huge draw for your channel